Treaty of Valletta

The Treaty of Valletta, signed in 1920 by Italy, Siam, Japan, Arabia, Egypt, Venezuela, Jamaica, Belize, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Spain, Ireland and Persia to conclude the Cairo War. This treaty would heavily punish the British and severely reduce their Empire. The Terms are as follows:

Britain recognizes the full independence of Jamaica, Belize, and all of Ireland, as well as removing any claims to any of these lands.

Venezuela is allowed full jurisdiction over British Guyana, as well as Trinidad, the Winward Islands, and Leeward Islands.

Argentina annexes the Falkland Islands and South Georgia Island.

Britain recognizes full independence for Egypt.

Egypt annexes all of Sudan except minor border towns as well as Kassala, going to Italy.

Spain gains Gibraltar, as well as the Maldives and Ceylon with Ghana as compensation for the decimation caused by the Royal Navy.

Italy annexes Malta, the Libyan desert region they claimed, Cyprus, as well as North West Kenya and part of British Somaliland.

Arabia annexes all of British Arabia as well as the Sinai Peninsula, with the lower half of the Suez going to Arabia while the Northern half went to Egypt.

Ethiopia annexes the rest of British Somaliland, gaining an ocean port while also taking several border towns.

Afghanistan annexes Quetta and Peshawar.

Siam annexes all of mainland Malaysia with Singapore as well as all disputed territory with Burma.

Persia annexes British Balochistan with Oman.

Britain will need to pay $500 million USD in total to their neighbors.

Ireland annexes the Isle of Man.